“Once, not long ago, a group of musicians came to Israel from Egypt. You probably didn’t hear about it. It wasn’t very important.”
Midsomer Murders
Peter recorded a guest appearance in the next series of this very popular ITV crime drama. In its 23rd series, it goes from strength to strength and Peter will appear in episode 2. More about his character when we are allowed to reveal that information. After all, we don’t want to get on the wrong…
Fundraising
5K Fun Run on May 8th. Grovelands Park. In aid of ukts.org on International Thalassaemia Day.
Poly’s Album
Pictures from the career of Peter Polycarpou. Vol. 1
Michael from Muswell Hill
Meet Michael the Barber from Muswell Hill. This new comedy podcast features Michael talking about the customers he has in his shop and anything else that springs to mind
Falling Stars Reviews
There is a warm chemistry between the performers that evokes a long friendship, making them both inviting hosts and a well-suited musical pairing… Read the full review below. reviewshub.com Four and five-star reviews are coming in from both sides of the pond for Peter Polycarpou’s show Falling Stars. A charming and fascinating exploration of composers,…
Falling Stars
Songs written during the golden age of songwriting from 1920’s and the music of Charlie Chaplin combine to make a charming evening of hidden classics. These songwriters were at the beginning of their careers and they went on to become some of the most famous songwriters of their generation.
The Show People Podcast
This episode was recorded in January 2020 – before Covid-19 changed everything. Andrew shares an explanation about where The Show People Podcast has been for most of 2020 and celebrates the podcast’s fourth anniversary.
Indecent
Indecent finished its run at the Menier on Saturday 27th November. The Guardian… ‘Structurally, Indecent is a play within a play within a play, positing that we are watching performances across many years by a Yiddish theatre company of a production about the life, despite numerous death threats, of God of Vengeance. With spectacular dexterity…
A Very Expensive Poison
It’s an explosive, inventive play about the radioactive murder of ex-FSB officer Alexander Litvinenko in London in 2006. It follows his and his wife Marina’s journey from Moscow to London, via a police investigation and the plot by his assassins, all the way to the A&E department of a North London hospital as doctors try to solve their mystery patient’s illness.
Workshops -Teaching
Peter will be teaching a series of classes at MXMasterclass beginning in January.
An Interview with Peter Polycarpou
What training have you done to improve your ability as a performer? And how did you find it? I attended Middlesex University and did a London University Diploma in Dramatic Art. I found it very useful but my real training has been spent working in the industry for the last thirty-three years. We are constantly…
RTF Christmas Concert
Stars of stage and screen appear at the Actors Church in Covent Garden on 10th December, in aid of The Royal Theatrical Fund.
My Fair Lady
Peter Polycarpou as Alfred P. Doolittle in Lerner and Loewe’s classic musical, My Fair Lady at The Gran Teatro Del Liceu and The Grange Festival
A Starry Night In
Mousetrap Theatre Productions in association with stream.theatre are presenting a fundraiser. A Starry Night In Performances by Adrian Lester, Rosalie Craig, Clive Rowe, Grace Savage, Alisha Jawando, Jade Anouka, Harriet Walter and Peter Polycarpou. 5th -12th June https://twitter.com/stream_theatre/status/1403344333064093699?s=09
Disarm
Peter stars in an Award winning short film called Disarm, directed by Cristiane Ehrlich. The cast includes, Sophia Myles and Shri Patel. Released in 2021. A small town girl who moves to the city in an attempt to get away from the tragic loss of her parents. With no family or friends around her, the…
The Second Shooter
Peter Polycarpou narrates The Second Shooter
In the first reports of every mass shooting, there’s always mention of a second shooter—two sets of gunshots, a figure seen fleeing the scene—and they always seem to evaporate as events are pieced together.
Peter Polycarpou 